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The Coin Change Problem is a classic algorithmic challenge where the goal is to determine the minimum number of coins needed to make a specific amount of money using a given set of denominations. The problem can be approached using dynamic programming, where an array is maintained to store the minimum coins required for each amount from 0 up to the target. By iteratively building up solutions for smaller amounts, one can efficiently find the minimum coins needed for the desired total .
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The Coin Change Problem
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The Coin Change Problem is a classic algorithmic challenge where the goal is to determine the minimum number of coins needed to make a specific amount of money using a given set of denominations. The problem can be approached using dynamic programming, where an array is maintained to store the minimum coins required for each amount from 0 up to the target. By iteratively building up solutions for smaller amounts, one can efficiently find the minimum coins needed for the desired total .